Araceli Segarra is a Spanish adventurer who is best known for climbing to the summit of Mount Everest as well as other high mountains. Segarra has also been an illustrator, speaker, writer and model. Segarra began her career in mountain sports at only 15 years old at a spelunking course before going on to begin skiing, rock climbing and ice... read full bio
Joelle Maryn is a motivational speaker, actress and television host who has been featured on several various television shows and films. She is currently host of the series “Beyond the Vision,” and has previously been featured on various Christian television and radio shows such as Life on the Rock on EWTN. Maryn has also been a model who has worked... read full bio
Ashlee Marie Preston is a transgender activist and Editor in Chief for Wear You Voice. It’s a magazine dedicated to women and feminism, in which she is the first transgender editor. On top of that, she’s one of the most highly-respected Diversity Speakers, Transgender Activists, and media LGBTQ advocates. Furthermore, Ashlee is Executive Committee member of the Los Angeles-based Transgender... read full bio
Boris Brott is one of the most well-recognized and respected conductors in the world, holding major posts as music director in Canada and the United States. He enjoys an international career as guest conductor, educator, motivational speaker, and cultural ambassador. In his speeches, Brott draws analogies between performance in an orchestra and performance in business, the juxtaposition of teamwork and... read full bio
Hannah Hart started posting her first YouTube series My Drunk Kitchen back in March of 2011 and it very quickly took off. The first episode was just her talking to her friend over webcam, drinking wine and attempting to make grilled cheese without cheese. In just two months of posting, she decided to quit her regular job in order to... read full bio
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On the train from Amsterdam to Paris, Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone, National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos, and their friend Anthony Sadler were riding when a gunman opened fire, injuring another traveler. The men attacked the shooter, successfully rendering him unconscious, and prevented a horrific massacre on the train.... read full bio
An American heart transplant patient with a reputation for scaling mountains to encourage organ donation: that's how you'd describe Kelly Perkins. Since having a heart transplant in 1995, Perkins has chosen summits of numerous iconic mountains that are significant to her personally and in terms of a particular cause. She was recently quoted as saying, "We thought, how great would that... read full bio
Before Kevin Pearce suffered a serious traumatic brain injury (TBI) that nearly claimed his life, he was aiming for an Olympic gold medal. Kevin was a world-class snowboarder who was once seen as Shaun White's major opponent. He won back-to-back Oakley Artic Challenges and two Air & Style victories. With a thrilling performance at the Winter X Games, he won... read full bio
Author, media personality, and former member of the United States Army Special Forces, Mykel Hawke is now retired from active duty. It is possible that the television programs Man, Woman, Wild and One Man Army that he created for Discovery Channel are what have brought him the most notoriety. After working on the show Lost Survivors for the Travel Channel... read full bio
The name Paul Rabil is unquestionably the most well-known in lacrosse in the world. Rabil's efforts to the game as an athlete, business owner, and philanthropist have been covered by publications like The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Bloomberg Sports. Lacrosse has experienced the fastest growth in the nation during the past ten years. Rabil, a steward for... read full bio
Leading employee engagement and consulting company Employee Fanatix was founded and is led by Heather R. Younger. She is a well-known keynote speaker who draws enlightening conclusions from the experiences of more than 25,000 employees. She is the host of the Leading with Heart Podcast and a strategist for diversity, equity and inclusion as well as the foremost authority on listening... read full bio
Former U.S. Army Green Beret Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Scott Mann served on tours in Colombia, Iraq and repeated deployments to Afghanistan. He is a warrior storyteller and the founder of Rooftop Leadership, where he teaches leaders how to develop rapport in high-stakes, low-trust situations using the rapport-building techniques he acquired in the Special Forces. Scott reveals the possibility for conflict that... read full bio
Derrick Broze is a freelance investigative journalist, author, documentary filmmaker, public speaker and advocate for localization and decentralization. He works to expose corruption and provide answers to issues that touch everyone. Derrick has now formally entered the contest for mayor of Houston, where he is advocating for removing the mayor's authority, amplifying Houstonians' voices, and exposing corruption at City Hall. Derrick is frequently... read full bio
Middle-distance runner Adelle Tracey competes for Jamaica after formerly representing Great Britain, where she was raised. Adelle has participated in almost ten years of international competition on European, Commonwealth and World stages. At the NACAC Games, Adelle took home medals in the 800 and 1500 meters for silver and bronze, respectively. In addition to her accomplishments on the track, Adelle is a... read full bio
Greg Gadson, a retired colonel, is recognized as an outstanding American Army veteran who served with distinction during a number of crucial conflicts and operations. Gadson has a distinguished military career that includes active duty throughout the Iraq War, Kosovo War, War in Afghanistan, Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, Operation Joint Forge, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Iraqi Freedom.... read full bio
For over a decade, Dr. Mark DeVolder has motivated and equipped thousands to navigate change, build high levels of trust and become fully engaged at work and at home. As an expert in the dynamics of organizational change and employee engagement, DeVolder reveals why 70 percent of all change initiatives fail to achieve their stated goals. With straight-forward strategies and... read full bio
In 1989, amidst the drug wars in South America, Kurt Muse was the most-wanted man in Panama. A film based on his memoir, Six Minutes to Freedom, is currently in production. A U.S. army veteran who grew up in Panama, Muse first became well-known when he led a group of Panamanian patriots for two years in an effort to defeat... read full bio
Daniel Ruettiger, better known as “Rudy”, is known as perhaps the most famous graduate of the University of Notre Dame. Rudy and his life and career were the inspiration for the huge film “Rudy”. Rudy’s story is one of overcoming hardships. He was dyslexic and very short for wanting to play football but ended up working through his issues and... read full bio
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